On my ballot paper I had to vote for a party not a person. Perhaps yours was different? Or is that only when Brown takes over from Blair and you like the result?
On my ballot paper I had to vote for a party not a person. Perhaps yours was different? Or is that only when Brown takes over from Blair and you like the result?
Brown was the first change of prime minister in 10 years.
Sunak is the second change in a month.
Labour had a 4 point lead in the polls when Brown took over.
Conservatives are 30 odd points behind.
which is totally irrelevant and nothing to do with the political system
Two prime ministers booted out in disgrace within the space of a few months is irrelevant? OK.
Two prime ministers booted out in disgrace within the space of a few months is irrelevant? OK.
oh and yes as the constitution stands it’s irrelevant
Brown was the first change of prime minister in 10 years.
Sunak is the second change in a month.
Labour had a 4 point lead in the polls when Brown took over.
Conservatives are 30 odd points behind.
I'm a lot happier with a parliamentary democracy electing Sunak as leader rather than abdicating the decision to the party's members, for sure.
oh sorry when you stated this I assume that you were stating there was a legitimate argument for a general election
You now agree there isn’t - good
…and Johnson.Party members should never be allowed to elect leaders as IDS Truss Corbyn and Edward Milliband prove
What’s funny is hearing party members whining that they didn’t have a say. Err, yes you did. 6 weeks ago and you picked an ideological, incompetent, mentalists. You mentalists.I'm a lot happier with a parliamentary democracy electing Sunak as leader rather than abdicating the decision to the party's members, for sure.
Hmm, I'd actually say that Ed Milliband is maybe a bit harsh being lumped in with the others - he actually shows flair and ability now he's not constrained by the Spin Doctors. Lump him in the William Hague category as a talented politician who ended up in charge at the wrong time, and probably too early.Party members should never be allowed to elect leaders as IDS Truss Corbyn and Edward Milliband prove
Outrageous reallyAppointing Braverman just days after she broke the ministerial code ffs.
I suppose it's to appease the headbangers on the right.
On my ballot paper I had to vote for a party not a person. Perhaps yours was different? Or is that only when Brown takes over from Blair and you like the result?
Outrageous really
There is a legitimate argument for a general election. About 70% of the electorate agrees with me.
That still doesn't mean that constitution demands one.
You really do struggle with nuance don't you.
There isn’t. You struggle with reality.
The reality is that the last two Prime Ministers have had disastrous records in office. What confidence can the country have in this one?There isn’t. You struggle with reality.
The reality is that the last two Prime Ministers have had disastrous records in office. What confidence can the country have in this one?
This year.Just the 2?
he normally is, he's a troll so just don't biteYou certainly do if you think there is no reason for a general election at the moment. You're very much in the minority.
On my ballot paper I had to vote for a party not a person. Perhaps yours was different? Or is that only when Brown takes over from Blair and you like the result?
Since the last election, which was the point.Just the 2?
On my ballot paper I had to vote for a party not a person. Perhaps yours was different? Or is that only when Brown takes over from Blair and you like the result?
There isn’t. You struggle with reality.
You struggle with decency.There isn’t. You struggle with reality.
She's writing a Austen-style family saga about a naive MP who falls hopelessly in love with a unscrupolous colleague who swindles his way to the top and takes advantage of her.Aye. Wants to write more books
That’s just them talking the country down!! LolBreakingviews - Breakingviews: Delusions of grandeur are root of Britain’s chaos
The mess Britain is in can be partly explained by the fact that its politicians think it is more special than it really is. Prime Minister Liz Truss and her short-lived “Trussonomics” came hot on the heels of Brexit. Both are symptoms of a country that hasn’t fully come to terms with the loss of...www.reuters.com
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